John MartinEngland, 1789–1854Landscape with a Ruined Castle
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Imens i livet hos John Martin
Hele livet1818
Sells “The Fall of Babylon” for £420
With the sale of “The Fall of Babylon” for £420 (the painting is also dated 1819) Martin at last rids himself of debt.
1818
Buys a house in Marylebone
Having cleared his debts, Martin buys a house in Marylebone, where he comes into contact with artists, writers, scientists and Whig nobility.
1820
Five thousand paying viewers for “Belshazzar’s Feast”
Martin’s triumph: the picture excites much favourable and hostile comment, five thousand people pay to see it, and the British Institution awards it a prize of £200 — the “Joshua” had earlier carried off a premium of £100 there.
